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1 month ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Bob Harkins
Where do you stand on the “tush push”? Is it simply a fair play that the Philadelphia Eagles have perfected, putting the burden on defenses to figure out how to stop it? Is it an unsportsmanlike gimmick that puts the safety of players at risk? Or do you fall in the camp of A.J. Brown, the Eagles receiver who said, “I don’t have any thoughts on it. It’s only 1 yard.”AdvertisementNo matter where you fall, you can’t deny that the NFL’s vote on whether to ban the play was a big deal this week.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Bob Harkins
Where do you stand on the "tush push"? Is it simply a fair play that the Philadelphia Eagles have perfected, putting the burden on defenses to figure out how to stop it? Is it an unsportsmanlike gimmick that puts the safety of players at risk? Or do you fall in the camp of A.J. Brown, the Eagles receiver who said, "I don't have any thoughts on it. It's only 1 yard."No matter where you fall, you can't deny that the NFL's vote on whether to ban the play was a big deal this week.
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1 month ago |
ca.sports.yahoo.com | Bob Harkins
If you were looking for a busy week in sports news, you found it, as the NBA staged one of the most stunning draft lotteries ever, MLB changed a rule that suddenly made Pete Rose eligible for the Hall of Fame, and the NFL released its 2025 schedule.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Bob Harkins
The Dallas Mavericks stunned the NBA world by winning the 2025 NBA Draft Lottery on Monday, earning the No. 1 pick in the draft and the right to presumably draft Duke star Cooper Flagg. The Mavericks ranked 11th out of the 14 teams in the lottery and had just a 1.8 percent chance of landing the top selection. By comparison, the NBA's three worst teams this past season - Charlotte, Utah and Washington - each had a 14 percent chance at the pick.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Bob Harkins |Mike Vorkunov
Follow the latest on the NBA Draft lottery with The Athletic'sAfter a season full of excruciating losses, the Dallas Mavericks finally got a win that matters. The Mavs won the 2025 NBA Draft Lottery on Monday night, a momentous feat that will give them the No. 1 pick in June's draft and the right to select Duke star Cooper Flagg. Flagg is the consensus top player in the draft this year and in a tier of his own.
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